Airbus and Boeing have been competing head to head for decades as the world’s largest commercial airplane makers, but Airbus ...

The decades-long competition between the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 is perhaps the most brutal fight in the commercial ...

Doug Ackerman, VP of Quality at The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) Commercial Airplanes, stated that the company intends to stabilize 737 MAX production at 38 airplanes per month. This follows a mid-air ...

Ducommun gains as Boeing and Airbus ramp production amid decade-long backlogs and global defense spending surge. Investment expert backs Ducommun for its dual exposure to commercial aerospace and ...

The Trump administration plans to abandon a felony criminal charge against Boeing and instead pursue a nonprosecutorial settlement with the aircraft-making juggernaut over two fatal 737 Max plane ...

The US Department of Justice is set to drop a criminal case against aircraft maker Boeing despite the fact that the company agreed to plead guilty last year, according to attorneys for families of ...

The US Justice Department is considering an agreement that would allow Boeing Co. to avoid a criminal charge for two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets, according to lawyers representing family ...

“They can’t just walk back from that,” Robert A. Clifford, lead counsel in a civil litigation case against Boeing currently pending in federal district court in Chicago, said in remarks ...

President Donald Trump's suggestion that he might accept a Qatari jet as a gift to serve as Air Force One spotlights a glaring question: why has Boeing missed its deadline to deliver two new ...

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg joined Trump on some of his stops along the Middle East swing, and the two appeared to have a friendly relationship, following warnings from Ortberg that Trump’s tariff ...

After years of legal wrangling, Boeing may avoid criminal responsibility for its role in a pair of deadly 737 Max crashes. In a call on Friday with the families of some of the 346 people who died ...

The lawyers said they learned of the DOJ's proposed intent to "back down from any criminal prosecution" and dismiss the case against Boeing during an online meeting May 16. Instead of pleading ...